Ep 2. Episode 2

Frank and Claire Underwood are back, and they are pushing full steam ahead. In this episode, we see President Underwood - now in his second term - laying out his plans for America. He wants to tackle entitlements, address climate change, and reform the tax code. However, getting his plans passed won't be easy, especially when he's facing opposition from both parties.

Meanwhile, Claire is trying to get the U.N. to take action in the wake of the Russian invasion of the fictional country of Eritrea. She's also trying to assert her power in the White House, taking meetings and making decisions without consulting her husband. As always, the Underwoods are a force to be reckoned with.

But they're not the only ones making waves in Washington. The episode also introduces a new character - Heather Dunbar, a sharp and ambitious attorney who's running for president against Frank. We see her campaign in action, and it's clear that she's a force to be reckoned with.

As the episode progresses, we see the tensions between Frank and Claire start to rise. Claire is frustrated with Frank's lack of attention to her cause, while Frank is frustrated with Claire's independence. Meanwhile, Frank is also dealing with a crisis in the Middle East, where a group of American soldiers is being held hostage.

The episode culminates in a tense meeting between Frank and Heather. The two spar over policy and politics, each trying to gain the upper hand. It's clear that this election is going to be a brutal battle, and neither side is going to back down.

Overall, "Episode 2" sets the stage for what promises to be another thrilling season of "House of Cards." With new characters and intense political drama, it's sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.